Peary, Robert E.

SNOWLAND FOLK. Illustrated, 4to, cloth _net_, 1.20

True stories about the fascinating land of eternal snow.

Randolph, H. S. F.

THE NEW MOTHER GOOSE. With cut-out illustrations in color,

4to, boards 1.00

An illustrated story remains after removal of the cut-outs.

THE FIRE FIGHTERS. With cut-out illustrations in color,

4to, boards 1.00

Story with models of fire engine, hook and ladder, etc.,

in drawings and cut-outs.

Selous, Edmund

TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS. Illustrated, 16mo, cloth 1.00

TOMMY SMITH'S OTHER ANIMALS. Illustrated, 16mo, cloth 1.00

Conversations of a little boy with the common country animals.

Williams, Clara Andrew

THE HOUSE THAT GLUE BUILT. Cut-out pictures in color. Oblong,

4to, boards 1.00

Pictures of the rooms of a house with separate sheets

giving the furniture, to be pasted into place.

THE FUN THAT GLUE MADE. Cut-out pictures in color. Oblong,

4to, boards 1.00

Scenes in bright colors of children at play, to be pasted

together.

THE STORIES THAT GLUE TOLD. Cut-out pictures in color. Oblong,

4to, boards 1.00

Pictures of well-known stories to be cut out and pasted

together.

_Books For Very Young Children_

Betts, Ethel Franklin

FAVORITE NURSERY RHYMES. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth 1.50

The most popular nursery rhymes beautifully illustrated.

Burgess, Gelett

GOOPS AND HOW TO BE THEM. Illustrated, 4to, cloth 1.50

The primary rules of good manners in clever rhymes.

MORE GOOPS AND HOW NOT TO BE THEM. Illustrated, 4to, cloth 1.50

With many more of Mr. Burgess's whimsical pictures.

GOOP TALES, ALPHABETICALLY TOLD. Illustrated, 4to, cloth 1.50

Two alphabets--one of boys and one of girls.

THE LIVELY CITY O' LIGG. Illustrated in color, 4to, boards 1.00

Modern fables--a Hans Andersen up to date.

THE BURGESS NONSENSE BOOK. Illustrated. Small 4to, cloth 2.00

A collection of Mr. Burgess's nonsense verses and stories.

Deming, E. W.

RED FOLK AND WILD FOLK. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth _net_, 1.50

Little Indian people in the forest, with their animal

playfellows.

CHILDREN OF THE WILD. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth _net_, 1.00

LITTLE BROTHERS OF THE WEST. Illustrated in color, 4to,

cloth _net_, 1.00

Each of these books contains just half the pictures

and text of "Red Folk and Wild Folk."

INDIAN CHILD LIFE. Illustrated in color. Oblong, 4to, boards 2.00

Stories about Indian children.

LITTLE RED PEOPLE. Illustrated in color. Oblong, 4to, boards 1.25

LITTLE INDIAN FOLK. Illustrated in color. Oblong, 4to, boards 1.25

Each containing just half the illustrations and text in the

preceding volume.

Dumpy Books for Children

Illustrated in color. Each 32mo, boards .50

Simple stories for very young children.

THE STORY OF THE TEASING MONKEY. Helen Bannerman.

BILLY MOUSE. Arthur Layard.

PAT AND THE SPIDER. Helen Bannerman.

THE STORY OF LITTLE KETTLE HEAD. Helen Bannerman.

THE STORY OF LITTLE BLACK QUIBBA. Helen Bannerman.

THE STORY OF LITTLE BLACK SAMBO. Helen Bannerman.

THE BAD MRS. GINGER. Honor C. Appleton.

THE ALPHABET BOOK. Henry Mayer.

A CAT BOOK. E. V. Lucas and H. C. Smith.

Haines, Alice Calhoun

LITTLE FOLK OF BRITTANY. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth 1.50

Delightful stories and verses about this remarkable land.

INDIAN BOYS AND GIRLS. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth 1.50

Indian children in characteristic occupations.

WHEN GRANDMA WAS LITTLE. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth 1.00

WHAT GRANDMA SAYS. Illustrated in color, 4to, cloth 1.00

Stories and verses in which things happen as Grandma says

they used to.

BOYS. Illustrated in color. Large 4to, boards 1.00

GIRLS. Illustrated in color. Large 4to, boards 1.00

Distinctive and beautiful stories and verses of child life.

LITTLE JAPS AT PLAY. Illustrated in color. Large 4to, boards 1.00

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

1. Passages in italics are surrounded by _underscores_.

2. Images have been moved from the middle of a paragraph to the

closest paragraph break.

3. Some of the full-page illustrations listed in the Illustrations are

missing.

4. The use of periods is not consistent in the original text. Obvious

errors have been silently corrected.

5. The following misprints have been corrected:

Comma added at end of verse line "the powder" (page 31)

Period removed in sentence "three's, thus. one" (page 122)

"hocky" corrected to "hockey" (page 139)

"payments" corrected to "pavements" (page 145)

"hankerchief" corrected to "handkerchief" (Img 174)

"Train" corrected to "Twain" (Img 381)

"Eoy" corrected to "Roy" (Img 381)

"Thomson-Seton" corrected to "Thompson-Seton" (Img 382)

"Fin" corrected to "Finn" (Img 392)

Missing page no. 204 added for "Feeding chickens" entry (page 401)

6. Other than the corrections listed above, printer's inconsistencies

in spelling, punctuation, hyphenation, and ligature usage have been

retained.

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